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Hotfix slack notifs - ensures that the Slack logs remain concise and focused #3527

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  • ensures that our logs remain concise and focused

Changes Made

  • ensures that our logs remain concise and focused

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  • Which services were modified:
    • device registry

API Documentation Updated?

  • Yes, API documentation was updated
  • No, API documentation does not need updating

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ensures that our logs (Slack notifs) remain concise and focused

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  • New Features

    • Introduced enhanced logging for missing document details, improving error tracking.
    • Added a dynamic uptime threshold for downtime reporting, enhancing report accuracy.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Replaced hardcoded values with a constant for uptime checks, preventing potential errors.
  • Documentation

    • Updated CSV report filenames and titles to reflect the new uptime threshold.

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The changes in this pull request enhance logging mechanisms in two files. In new-store-readings-job.js, a new function, logDocumentDetails(doc), is introduced to improve the logging of document details when expected fields are missing. In downtime-report.js, a constant UPTIME_THRESHOLD is defined to replace a hardcoded value, improving the flexibility of log processing and report generation.

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src/device-registry/bin/jobs/new-store-readings-job.js Added logDocumentDetails(doc) function for improved logging of missing document details.
src/device-registry/utils/scripts/downtime-report.js Introduced UPTIME_THRESHOLD constant to replace hardcoded value, updating log processing and report generation.

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@Baalmart Baalmart changed the title Hotfix slack notifs - ensures that your logs remain concise and focused Hotfix slack notifs - ensures that the Slack logs remain concise and focused Sep 26, 2024
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
src/device-registry/utils/scripts/downtime-report.js (3)

3-3: Excellent addition of the UPTIME_THRESHOLD constant.

The introduction of this constant enhances code maintainability and aligns well with the PR's objective of improving log clarity. It's a significant change from the previous 14-hour threshold.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining the rationale behind the 48-hour threshold. This would provide valuable context for future maintainers.


68-70: Excellent update to CSV title.

The modification to include UPTIME_THRESHOLD in the CSV title is well-implemented. It accurately reflects the new report criteria and maintains consistency with the updated threshold. The use of template literals enhances readability.

For even better readability, consider using a multi-line template literal:

csvStream.write(`Title: Devices Last Sent Measurements Over 
${UPTIME_THRESHOLD} Hours Ago\n`);

This approach can improve code readability, especially if the title becomes longer in the future.


Line range hint 1-104: Overall assessment: Well-implemented changes with one critical issue to address.

The introduction of UPTIME_THRESHOLD and its consistent application throughout the script aligns well with the PR objectives of improving log clarity and focus. The changes enhance maintainability and provide flexibility for future adjustments to the threshold.

However, there's a critical syntactical issue with the early return statement that needs to be addressed to ensure the script functions correctly.

Key points:

  1. The UPTIME_THRESHOLD constant is a valuable addition.
  2. Its application in log filtering, time difference checks, and report naming is consistent and well-implemented.
  3. The early return statement outside of any function needs to be corrected.

Once the syntactical issue is resolved, these changes will significantly improve the script's clarity and maintainability.

src/device-registry/bin/jobs/new-store-readings-job.js (2)

19-28: Excellent addition of the logDocumentDetails function!

This new function significantly improves the logging mechanism by providing more context when document details are missing. It aligns perfectly with the PR objective of ensuring logs remain concise and focused. The use of logical OR (||) for default values is a concise and effective approach.

A minor suggestion to further enhance readability:

Consider using object destructuring with default values to make the code even more concise:

function logDocumentDetails(doc) {
  const { device_id = 'N/A', device = 'N/A', time = 'N/A', site_id = 'N/A', site = 'N/A' } = doc;
  logger.warn(
    `Document missing some details: { time: ${time}, device_id: ${device_id}, device: ${device}, site_id: ${site_id}, site: ${site}}`
  );
}

This refactoring maintains the functionality while slightly improving code readability.

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Line range hint 46-46: Consider a more balanced approach to logging in updateEntityStatus

While removing the update result logging does reduce verbosity, which aligns with the PR objective, it might make future debugging more challenging.

Consider a more balanced approach:

  1. Log update results only for failed updates or when debug logging is enabled.
  2. Use a debug log level instead of info for successful updates.

Here's a suggested implementation:

const updateResult = await Model.updateOne(filter, updateData);
if (!updateResult.acknowledged) {
  logger.warn(`Failed to update ${entityType} status: ${jsonify(updateResult)}`);
} else if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
  logger.debug(`Successfully updated ${entityType} status: ${jsonify(updateResult)}`);
}

This approach maintains important error logging while reducing unnecessary verbosity in production environments.

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src/device-registry/utils/scripts/downtime-report.js (3)

19-19: Well-implemented update to log filtering condition.

The integration of the UPTIME_THRESHOLD constant into the log filtering condition is spot-on. It correctly implements the new threshold while maintaining the existing message format, ensuring consistency in log processing.


29-29: Excellent update to time difference check.

The modification to use UPTIME_THRESHOLD in the time difference check is well-implemented. It maintains the existing logic while incorporating the new threshold, ensuring consistency with the updated requirements.


62-62: Well-crafted update to CSV filename.

The inclusion of UPTIME_THRESHOLD in the CSV filename is a thoughtful modification. It accurately reflects the new report criteria and maintains consistency with the updated threshold. This change will make it easier to identify reports based on different thresholds.

src/device-registry/bin/jobs/new-store-readings-job.js (2)

Line range hint 1-214: Overall, excellent improvements to logging mechanism

The changes in this file significantly enhance the logging system, aligning well with the PR objective of ensuring logs remain concise and focused. The introduction of the logDocumentDetails function and its strategic use in the processDocument function provide more comprehensive error logging, which is crucial for effective debugging and monitoring.

Key improvements:

  1. More contextual information in logs when document details are missing.
  2. Reduced verbosity in successful update scenarios.

Suggestions for further enhancement:

  1. Improve test coverage for the new logDocumentDetails function and its usage.
  2. Fine-tune log levels in the updateEntityStatus function for a balanced approach.

These changes will greatly improve the clarity and usefulness of logs in the device registry service. Great work on this hotfix!

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82-82: Great improvement in error logging!

The addition of logDocumentDetails calls in the processDocument function enhances the error logging mechanism. This change provides more comprehensive information when site_id or device_id are missing, which is crucial for debugging and monitoring.

These modifications align perfectly with the PR objective of improving log clarity and focus.

However, it's important to note that these new lines are not covered by tests according to the codecov report. To ensure robustness, consider adding unit tests for these scenarios:

Would you like assistance in creating these test cases?

Also applies to: 95-95

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⚠️ Potential issue

Incorrect placement of return statement.

While the intention to safeguard against undefined behavior is commendable, the current implementation is syntactically incorrect. The return statement is placed outside of any function, which will result in a runtime error.

To address this, consider wrapping the entire script in a function, or use a different approach to handle the undefined case. Here's a suggestion:

if (typeof UPTIME_THRESHOLD === 'undefined' || UPTIME_THRESHOLD === null) {
  console.error('UPTIME_THRESHOLD is not defined. Exiting script.');
  process.exit(1);
}

This approach will log an error message and exit the script if UPTIME_THRESHOLD is not defined, achieving the intended safeguard without syntactical issues.

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src/device-registry/utils/scripts/downtime-report.js (2)

3-3: Excellent introduction of the UPTIME_THRESHOLD constant.

The introduction of UPTIME_THRESHOLD as a constant is a great improvement for code maintainability and readability. It allows for easier adjustments to the threshold in the future.

Consider defining this constant using an environment variable for even greater flexibility:

const UPTIME_THRESHOLD = process.env.UPTIME_THRESHOLD || 48;

This approach would allow for easy configuration changes without modifying the code.


62-62: Excellent updates to CSV filename and title.

The incorporation of UPTIME_THRESHOLD in both the CSV filename and title is a great improvement. It enhances the clarity of the report by explicitly stating the threshold used.

Consider using a template literal for better readability:

`report_${dateStr}devices_last_sent_measurements_over_${UPTIME_THRESHOLD}_hours_ago.csv`
csvStream.write(
  `Title: Devices Last Sent Measurements Over ${UPTIME_THRESHOLD} Hours Ago\n`
);

This approach makes the strings more readable and easier to maintain.

Also applies to: 68-70

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src/device-registry/utils/scripts/downtime-report.js (3)

19-19: Well-implemented changes in log filtering logic.

The updates to use UPTIME_THRESHOLD in the log filtering condition and time difference check are correctly implemented. These changes maintain consistency with the previous logic while incorporating the new configurable threshold.

Also applies to: 29-29


99-99: Consistent update to CSV file reading.

The change in the CSV filename for the file reading operation is consistent with the earlier update to the CSV filename. This ensures that the correct file is read for console output, maintaining the integrity of the script's functionality.


5-7: ⚠️ Potential issue

Incorrect implementation of UPTIME_THRESHOLD check.

While the intention to safeguard against undefined behavior is commendable, the current implementation is syntactically incorrect. The return statement is placed outside of any function, which will result in a runtime error.

To address this, please consider the following approach:

if (typeof UPTIME_THRESHOLD === 'undefined' || UPTIME_THRESHOLD === null) {
  console.error('UPTIME_THRESHOLD is not defined. Exiting script.');
  process.exit(1);
}

This approach will log an error message and exit the script if UPTIME_THRESHOLD is not defined, achieving the intended safeguard without syntactical issues.

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